How to Stay Warm in Japan (Winter) - Quesadilla

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Todays question is: How do you cope with winters in Japan without central heating? Let me know what you think in the comments! Don’t forget to subscribe for daily food videos from Japan!

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[andjelamiljkovic]

Agreed, in my county the main heating is through wood furnaces and stuff? I dunno if that's less or more wasteful, but I really don't see the point of heating unnecessary rooms

[whatever-ouhe]

With the central heating in England you can turn off or lower temperature of the radiators in the individual rooms so it's not a waste.

[Правильноемнение-нд]

There should be an option to control the temperature of a central heating system. It's not good to experience rapid changes in temperature, it's one of the main reasons why people get sick.

[addimess]

For me (not Japanese, I’m European) I buy tower heaters. Sometimes it’s minus degrees but I put my portable heating wherever I am, since you can move it around I can put it in the bathroom 15-30 minutes before I take a shower and then I move it to my room. The heating isn’t fast enough but good when are heating a room by itself.
I would love an idea to heat a room mildly when it’s not needed ad strong extremely hot heat when needed.

[awphooeyu]

My house doesn't have heat. I have a mini heater I keep in my room and one in the bathroom. Kitchen is fine with an oven

[tiff]

My family in Australia uses plug in portable gas heaters in our rooms.
in main living areas like the kitchen or living room we use the air com in the heater setting

[Blue_]

Our home doesn't have central heating, and no heater but it doesn't stoop lower than 6° C so we tend to rely on cloths and heavy blankets

[projectz]

It's definitely less wasteful
But! The central heating in my house is very weird and some rooms jims don't have a heat vent so it's a little shocking to walk from a fully heated room to a room with no heat vent into another room with full heating

Also! Is there any families that just turn a room heater on in each room? Then you're being wasteful anyway but idk if anyone does that

[claybay]

I think insulation would be nice hahaha 🥶

[nickash]

I live in Australia and in winter i don't use any heating at all i'm single mum and can't afford heating so don't use it electronically is very expensive and don't have hot water to have shower it very cold to shower in winter because hot water system dosen't work the joy of renting

[ynjoxdw]

we dont use heaters, its just blankets lol
food looks good as always, Im hungry now >.<

[wicked]

Man mini heaters with closed doors gets pretty toasty😅

[tarunchandrasekaran]

Man I've always wanted to sit around a Kotatsu, how does it feel?